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Old 07-07-2025, 09:50 AM   #10976
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Originally Posted by frenchtoast View Post
Hi there! I've searched the archives and can't seem to find the answer for this. Is there a way to make AO3 workskins work correctly in dark mode? I've really sensitive eyes so I always set my Kobo to dark mode but somehow workskins (like for instance images of text message chains) always get washed out and I have to revert to light mode to be able to read it. Is there a way around this apart from disabling workskins? Thanks for your amazing work!
Not as such.

FanFicFare has features to include AO3 workskins (use_workskin) and to set/add CSS to the epub output (add_to_output_css).

It does not have any features to intelligently look at the CSS being generated and change things.

If it's the workskin CSS specifically, you can turn it off--it's off by default, so you must have use_workskin:true somewhere.

You can also identify what elements in the CSS you don't like and override them per story or per site using add_to_output_css (add_to_ so you don't discard the defaults). Settings from output_css come after workskin CSS in the generated epub.
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